Weishan Hotels with Gym

We stayed in Weishan for two more days for Yunxi Hotel. The whole yard is like a small museum, and many of the window grilles, murals and beams are antiques. I heard from the founder sister that it took a lot of effort to renovate the old yard, which not only retained a lot of the original style, but also made it very comfortable to live in. When we first entered the hotel, the moonlight spilled into the courtyard and shone on the plum tree, which was really beautiful. The service in the hotel was also very warm, and everyone took care of us warmly and friendly. The housekeeper Sister Zhao was very gentle and almost responded to every request. She explained the design of the yard to us. Knowing that we loved to eat corn cakes, she specially added dishes for us at breakfast, which touched us several times. The sister in charge of the restaurant also had a full emotional value, especially for dinner. She would explain the origin of each dish, and her attentiveness once made me feel like I was eating a state banquet. There were also some small activities such as printing horses and feeding alpacas. The backyard also had its own cafe. We almost spent the next two days wandering around the hotel, and we didn't feel bored.

The room was good, so the renewal. Hot water and air conditioning are very fast and very comfortable. Yesterday it rained all day, in the rain for a day in the ancient city is quite cold, this morning, the rain stopped, open the curtains, the sky appeared a lot of birds, take a closer look, there are three groups, at least a group of sure to be pigeons, about seven or eighty. You can see the yard of the people in Lushan downstairs, planted a lot of potted flowers, and a lot of figs. These two points are the added value that the hotel sent me, I like it very much.

Environment: The inn is a cultural relic protection unit. Xizhu Nunnery was renovated during the Ming and Qing Dynasties. It is well preserved, reasonably renovated, and the ancient style still exists. Very close to Chongzheng Academy and Confucian Temple. The yard is carelessly taken care of and lacks some refinement. The whole yard is simple, heavy and a bit deserted. The white rabbit adds a brighter color to the garden and has traveled through time! Facilities: The check-in room is in a separate courtyard behind the cashier and linen room. There is also a king-size bed suite inside the door, which is hidden and locked, which is a bit embarrassing. The bathroom is very cramped, but it's understandable since the old house was renovated! There is no air conditioning or TV. Electric blankets and thick blankets are available. Most rooms can be exposed to the sun, and the living temperature is suitable in warm winter. Hygiene: The room hygiene is acceptable, hot water is sufficient and stable, and there are disposable towels! Parking: Parking is available outside the inn, but I still chose the nearby Mengyang Park parking lot. There are usually parking spaces between 8 and 9 pm, and you need to remove the full parking space sign yourself.